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Nacogdoches man dies near Alto
A Nacogdoches man died and another was injured late Sunday after their 2008 GMC pickup struck a tree near Alto.
BOWMAN: The Cherokee Line
The Cherokee Boundary Line, an important part of East Texas, finally got the recognition it deserves recently in a ceremony on a oiltop road north of Canton.
The house that vets built
Seems like you hear a lot about networking and making contacts these days. That's old news as far as Cherokee County's VFW Halls are concerned.
Commissioners award bid for police cars to McRae Ford
By Cristin Ross cross@jacksonvilleprogress.com Cherokee County commissioners didn't have any trouble shopping local Monday morning.
Schools, Rusk VFW present Veterans Day events
By Kelly Young kyoung@jacksonvilleprogress.com With the passing of more and more World War II veterans each day, it becomes increasingly important we take the time to honor the ones we know who have fought to ...
Marriages & divorces
These individuals filed for marriage applications at the County Courthouse in Rusk from Aug.
Early, total voters on way to eclipsing the previous marks
Editor's note: Complete list of polling places will be published in Sunday's Daily Progress.
Hardys mark 50 years
The children and grandchildren honored Bob and Carol Hardy of Mt. Selman with a 50th wedding anniversary party on Sunday, Oct.
The voting experience
Mattox shows off her technological prowess by casting an electronic vote Saturday.
Green, White vie for open constable post
About the candidates Democrat Mark Green has more than more than 20 years of law enforcement experience.
Early Voting Open Around East Texas
These are the early voting locations in East Texas counties. ANDERSON COUNTY Anderson County Courthouse annex, Palestine, today and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ...
RISDa Sonly outlying school district not meeting AYP standards
By Cristin Ross cross@jacksonvilleprogress.com Most of Cherokee County's schools are leaving no child behind.
Worker killed in Louisville power line accident
Louisville police say a worker has died after apparently coming in contact with a live power line.
College News: KC presidential scholars honored
Sixteen freshman recipients of the Kilgore College Presidential Scholarship were recognized in September at a banquet.
16 Kilgore College students honored with Presidential scholarships
Sixteen freshman recipients of the Kilgore College Presidential Scholarship were recognized at a banquet in the Devall Student Center Ballroom on the KC campus Sept.
Numbers up in schoolsa meal programs
By Cristin Ross cross@jacksonvilleprogress.com With the national economy in a slump, it's not surprising that several local school districts are reporting the number of students participating in the National ...
Evacuees from near and far leave Rusk for Jacksonville
By Raymond Billy rbilly@jacksonvilleprogress.com As Hurricane Ike approached the Texas Gulf coast, many residents evacuated north, only to find they hadn't gone far enough.
Electricity returning for some
By Raymond Billy rbilly@jacksonvilleprogress.com Homes and businesses across Jacksonville are slowly but surely regaining electricity after losing it in the wake of Hurri-cane Ike, but other cities are less ...
Appraisal District taking over Jacksonville property tax payments
By Kelly Young kyoung@jacksonvilleprogress.com Claiming the change will result in fiscal savings and increased convenience for Jacksonville property owners, city officials announced last week that beginning ...

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Alto is a town in Cherokee County, Texas, United States. The population was 1,190 at the 2000 census. Alto is located at 31°39′0″N, 95°4′26″W (31.650131, -95.073810). According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 1.7 square miles (4.4 km²), all of it land. As of the census of 2000, there were 1,190 people, 452 households, and 282 families residing in the town. The population density was 707.1 people per square mile (273.5/km²). There were 534 housing units at an average density of 317.3/sq mi (122.7/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 65.55% White, 24.79% African American, 0.50% Native American, 0.17% Asian, 6.81% from other races, and 2.18% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 10.25% of the population. There were 452 households out of which 29.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 42.0% were married couples living together, 16.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 37.6% were non-families. 34.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 19.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.44 and the average family size was 3.16. In the town

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Cherokee County
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Central Time zone

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4.40297978757 km squared

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can u help me locate jemetrice jenkins of Alto,Texas?

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does ne body live in corpus christi texas well im trying to buy a alto sax for like 100 to 300?

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Check Craiglist, local music stores for used instruments, and pawn shops.

Why do people think that it's okay to hurt cats? Why don't they stop people that hurt animals?
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PETA RALLIES SUPPORTERS TO DEMAND CHARGES AGAINST JUVENILE IN CAT SHOOTING County prosecutor silent on charges despite mound of evidence. PETA Warns That 13-Year-01d Could Pose Serious Risk to Community. In Alto, Texas after a 13-ycarold Alto boy reportedly admitted to the January 4 fatal shooting of a cat on the animal's family's property and an ensuing investigation turned up further evidence of the crime. PETA wrote to Cherokee County Attorney Craig Caldwell urging him to file felony cruelty-to-animals charges against the boy in accordance with the Texas Penal Code. In his reply, Caldwcll stated that because the suspect is a juvenile, Caldwell could not release records and files on the case-despite the fact that PETA was only requesting that he say whether or not charges will be filed. Now, more than three months after Tctsu, a l-yeat-old cat was found dead in the yard by his guardian-who reportedly also saw the boy brandishing a shotgun nearby-no charges have been filed, and Caldwell isn't talking. PETA has posted an action alert on its heavily trafficked Web site urging visitors to contact Caldwell and demand that the boy be charged to the fullest extent of the law. PETA points out that such heinous crimes against animals are a red flag, especially when committed by juveniles. FBI interviews with murderers showed that 36 percent had tortured and killed animals as children and that 46 percent had done so as adolescents. Serial killers Jeffrey Dahmer, Albert DeSalvo (the Boston Strangler"), David Berkowitz ("Son of sam") and Lce Boyd Malvo all had histories of killing animals. In recent years, many schools have suffered the tragic consequences of ignoring or casually dismissing such crimes when children opened fire on schoolmates and other people. "Mr, Caldwell's job is to uphold and enforce the laws, and he's refusing even to state whether or not charges will be brought against Tetsu's allegedly confessed killer " says PETA Director Daphna Nachnlinovilch. "Repeat offenders are the rule - not the exception- among the animal abusers. Failing to act now may only encourage further abuses and killing." PETA'S correspondence with Cherokee County Attorney Craig Caldwell is available upon request. For more information, please visit PETA.org or write to: Craig Caldwell 502 N. Main 1st Street Rusk, Texas 75785 home number: 903-683-2423 email- C.A. Craig Caldwell Coattorney@cocherokee.org

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hurting animals for pleasure is just sick.

If you've used an Olypus Stylus 850 what's your opinion of it?
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My 15 year old niece is going on a 10 day Backpacking trip to Palo Alto Cannon in Texas and the Pecos Mountains in New Mexico. This is pretty rough country and I want something that will hold up to being jostled, possibly exposed to weather since they will be sleeping under the Stars! She takes really good carry of everything and I would like to see her get lots of use out of this particular Camera! Thanks for your opinions!

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perfect choice! Olympus makes tons or durible camera that can withstand so much! it's shock proof which you'd need. water proof, still great to have. and freeze proof. your niece can drop it on the rocks and it'll be just fine. these is a resource which you can check out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D0CccH4osM it's a video to show you how amazing this peice or work can be. it may not be to same brand buy it basicaly is the same thing.

WHATS BETTER.. CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL or TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL!!??
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i live in california and in our area (san francisco, san jose, plao alto.....) we have some great football teams including De La Salle which has been the number one football team in the country. But can Texas football compete??

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Texas might take it more seriously... but that's the fans. Talent wise, CA is above and beyond.

best place to live near palo alto?
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we may be moving for my husbands job. i now live in Austin, texas and would like an idea of what we may be getting ourselves into.

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I spent my first 20 years in Redwood City and Palo Alto and the surrounding area. If you don't want to be in Palo Alto, but near it, I would recommend (roughly in order of price range) Los Altos Hills, Portola Valley, Atherton, Stanford, Woodside, Los Altos, Mountain View, Menlo Park, Redwood City, and San Carlos. They are all pretty safe and convenient places to live with pretty good public schools. I would avoid East Palo Alto, although it is getting safer recently. If you are willing to commute I would add Sunnyvale, Cupertino, and Fremont.

Which place in America do you dream of living in?
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As for me, I dreamt of several places, like the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois...the suburbs of Dallas, Texas...and the suburbs of San Jose (like Palo Alto and Los Altos). Oh! I almost forgot! I would've loved to live in the border between North Carolina and Tennessee; in the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains! Now which place(s) did you dream of living in? In your daydreaming of course!

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I've always wanted to own a small home in Maine. I'd love to live along the rocky coast of Maine where I can hear the ocean all day and night. I'd also be close to places in New Hampshire where I can go to the mountains and enjoy the snow for a weekend. I'm sick of the Missouri weather, and I'm so far from a beach that I cherish any time I do get to spend near the sea. Maine is cooler and near the water and I hope someday I'll get to retire to my house on the sea.

Can we keep on going about Texas bluesmen?
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Everybody mentioned some great names. I forgot to include Johnny Winter, which is unforgiveable since he was the first concert I was allowed to see without parental oversight at age 15. It was in May of 1970 in the old Warehouse in New Orleans, a legendary concert spot in the 70s. Johnny had his original band of Tommy Shannon on bass and Uncle John Turner on drums. He played two sets, and during each, Edgar would come out and join on keyboards and alto sax. That was the first time I saw Edgar perform his version of "Tobacco Road". He and Johnny also teamed up on Ray Charles' "Tell The Truth". What a night. He played a Les Paul for his main guitar, then used an electric Fender 12 string for the slide work (the short lived solid body). Blew my mind wide open. Edgar Winter was born in Beaumont. Johnny Winter was born in Leland, Mississippi, in the Delta. I used to date a schoolteacher from there and scored points when we met by knowing that. He has a song "Leland Mississippi Blues" where he sings "Y'all know that's where I come from".

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A kindred spirit, I love it. I saw Johnny Winter at Filmore East in 1970 at the concert that produced the Allman Brothers Band Live at the Filmore. Elvin Bishop also was on the bill. At the end of Winters' set all three bands jammed until 8am the next morning. Those were the days, eh bro?

Jazz Alto Sax help? PLEASE!!!?
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I'm a pretty advanced player... natural talent I guess (es: in 7th grade I was moved into the high school wind ensemble as 1st chair in a Texas band) But I just joined Jazz band. Which is very new to me. I'm actually a little scared to play out. Assuming that I'll get it wrong. But anyways, my Jazz teacher is telling me to go get a Meyer 5 mouthpiece. First question, is that any good? What are some other great Jazz mouthpieces? I play a Keilwerth 'Shadow' so is that a good sax for Jazz? I adore it. But I don't want to sound out of place. Also, I currently switch from Vandoren 3 reeds so Brancher Opera reeds. For the Meyer 5 or whatever it is you recommend, what reed should I use? Please help ASAP and thanks!!!

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1.. see my answer to your original question about what an M5 is. 2. Yes Meyer is a good jazz mouthpiece... but their are many others.. Vandoren, Brilhart, Morgan, Jody Jazz, Runyon, Lakey, Berg Larson, Otto Link to name a few...and that's sticking strictly in the Hard Rubber arena. You really need to go try a few of these, and see what works for you. Meyer's have the longtime reputation of being "THE" alto jazz mouthpiece. But honestly, the new ones ain't what the old ones used to be, and all the old ones have been refaced, to the point that they don't play the same way they did when they were new. They'll all been modified to meet the needs of each individual player. Mouthpieces for saxophone players can be a very addictive bad habit. Everyone is searching for that piece that turns them into David Sanborn, or John Coltrane. It's not about the mouthpiece. That is a small part of it. The mouthpiece is just a tool, that helps get you in the general direction of where you want to be tonally. Most people sound similar on most pieces. You want to find a piece that helps you get in the ball park of the sound you are aiming for. That's the best you can do. FWIW..Vandoren is putting out the most consistent mouthpieces today. 3. Keilwerth Shadow is a PRO horn, and an excellent one at that.. great for jazz!!!.. but any horn can be used for jazz.. again its not about that.. equipment is not the reason good players sound good. 4. Reeds - I would say stick with Vandoren V16 or even better Vandoren Java's for your jazz setup. These are going to have a little more "pop" and "buzz", and make your sound a little more bright, which is what you are going for. The size of the reed is going to depend on the mouthpiece you pick, and how large a tip opening you get. If your playing 3's now, I am assuming your playing either your Keilworth stock piece, or a Selmer C* or something similar...which is going to have a pretty small tip opening, you might have to slide down a 1/2 strength..again depending on the tip size, but don't go down, if you don't have to. 5. Your not gonna sound out of place with any setup, unless you play poorly, play out of tune, play out of time, or out of style. Jazz is about style. Someone mentioned swing. Yes, swing.. but what does that mean to you?? Jazz IS about swing. But how do you swing.. how do you get that feel? Actually, believe it or not, a lot of it is in articulation. In jazz music, eighth notes are played and sound sort of like dotted 8th/16th rhythms.. but they aren't, if you played them that way, it would sound cheesy, and bouncy. That sound and feel comes from the articulation.. you tongue off-beats and slur into downbeats. Here's an example to demonstrate what I'm talking about in how to play jazz 8th notes. http://www.geocities.com/madgrocer/articulationline.JPG Good luck!!!

asked this question before but got no answers...10 points best?
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I have an audition coming up at Fiesta Texas, but I am having trouble picking out music. I need a slow country ballad, a fast 60's or 70's ballad, and a slow 60's or 70's ballad. Will check out any answers on youtube and pick the best. Any help would be appreciated...I have an alto up to a soprano range. Thanks in advance.

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look at the music available on www.sheetmusicplus.com they have the largest library I know of and you will find more songs than you can ever use.

What do you think 27 Cases of Illegal Alien Sexual Assault Against Children in 30 days ?
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July 28, 2007 Milwaukee, Oregon Charged: Alejandro Emeterio “Alex” Rivera Gamboa, 24, and Gilberto Javier Arellano-Gamboa, 23 Charges: Rape and Murder Victim: Dani Countryman of Texas (15 years old) http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=77466 August 6, 2007 TRENTON, N.J. Charged: 8-year-old Jose Carranza (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Later charges of murder of Newark teenagers, earlier charges of Child Rape Victim: gender and age unknown, just described as “child” http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=vi ewtopic&t=79691 August 16, 2007 Huron, Ohio Sought / Charged: Lucio Sanchez-Martinez, 32 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charge: “gross sexual imposition after he was accused of entering an apartment and lying down next to and touching the thigh of a sleeping 8-year-old girl” Victim: 8 Year Old Girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &p=449684 August 20, 2007 OREGON CITY, Ore Charged: Alejandro Hernandez-Flores, 19, of Milwaukee and Mario Alberto Flores-Estrada, 20, of Los Angeles (BOTH CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIENS) Charges: forcible rape, sodomy, sexual abuse, unlawful sexual penetration, furnishing alcohol to minors Victims: Two girls 14 and 15 years old http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic& t=78573 August 21, 2007 Franklin County, Alabama Sought / Charged: 38-year-old Alvaro Vargas (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charge: ” first-degree rape, first-degree sexual abuse and second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument” Victim: 11 Year Old Girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=78908 August 23, 2007 BRYAN COUNTY, Oklahoma Sought / Charged: 25-year-old Jose Retana (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charge: with “rape by instrumentation” Victim: 4 Year Old Girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=79200&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=25 This suspect is on the run. Police believe he is headed back towards Mexico. Please keep an eye out and if you see him call the Durant Police Department (580)924-3737 August 24, 2007 INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana Sought / Charged: Jesus Valenzuela (19) (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charge: “charges of child molestation and burglary” Victim: 5 Year Old Girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=79600 August 27, 2007 McAllen, Texas Sought / Charged: Jorge Alberto Escobar (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charge: “aggravated kidnapping” Victim: 5 year old girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=79990 August 27, 2007 ROCKVILLE, Md Sought / Charged: 23-year-old Mahamu Kanneh (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: DISMISSED DUE TO LACK OF INTERPRETER: rape and sexual assault and molestation charges Victims: 7-year-old girl and an 18-month-old girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=79994 August 15, 2007 Indiantown, FL Charged: Ruben Hernandez-Juarez, 52 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Battery on a child for allegedly molesting Victim: a 6-year-old boy http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic& t=77902 August 8, 2007 North Hollywood, CA Charged: Chalearmchai Nopthaisong, 41 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Suspicion of kidnapping and lewd acts on a child Victims: Allegedly assaulting seven children. During the course of the investigation, detectives discovered six other victims ranging in age from 4 to 8, police said. http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopi c&t=76836 July 20, 2007 Tulsa, OK Charged: Daniel P. Ramirez, 39 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Single sexual battery complaint Victim: 16-year-old boy http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic& p=448012#448012 August 14, 2007 Portsmouth, MA Charged: Marvin Hernandez, 27 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Alleged sexual assault Victim: A 14-year-old girl in a Water Country wave pool. http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopi c&t=77674 August 20, 2007 Gaston County, NC Charged: Ramon Zamora-Solano, 41 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Kidnapped and attempted sexual assault Victims: 6- and 5-year-old girls http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopi c&t=78694 August 9, 2007 Poway, CA Charged: Jesús Mora Nava, 30 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Sexual assault Victim: 13-year-old boy http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic& t=77014 August 22, 2007 Palm Bay, FL Charged: Dwayne Modeste, 19 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Rape and Peeping Tom (armed with a machete) Victims: 13-year-old girl and 20-year-old woman http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopi c&t=78982 Aug. 20, 2007 Manchester, NH Charged: Alan Hernandez, 18 (Uncertain) Charges: Felonious sexual assault and criminal threatening to kill her older brother Victim: 14-year-old girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=78858 Quote: Alan Hernandez, 18, of 287B Lake Ave., Apt. 1, was arraigned yesterday in Manchester District Court - with the assistance of a Spanish interpreter. He had an argument with her son(the brother) about his immigration status. August 18, 2007 Brewster, NY Charged: Sergio Antonio Martinez-Garza, 32 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Two felony counts of second-degree engaging in a course of sexual conduct against a child Victims: two girls, ages 10 and 11 http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t =78269 August 18, 2007 Brewster, NY Charged: Pedro Sagastume, 21 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Second-degree rape Victim: 13-year-old Southeast girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=78269 August 18, 2007 Brewster,NY Charged: Jeremias Perez, 22 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Third-degree rape Victim: 15-year-old Southeast girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=78269 July 28, 2007 Tacoma, WA Charged: Terapon Adhahn, 42 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Aggravated first-degree murder, first-degree kidnapping and first-degree rape. He is facing numerous other chargers stemming from attacks on two other girls and is considered a person of interest in the December 2005 abduction and slaying of 10-year-old Adre’Anna Jackson, of Tillicum, Pierce County. Victim: Zina Linnik, 12-year-old girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=75421 July 30, 2007 Murfreesboro, TN Charged: Jesus G. “Egg” Garay-Barrientos, 18 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Child rape and aggravated sexual battery Victim: 6-year old girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=75730 July 27, 2007 Alto, TX Charged: Eleazar Posadas, 49 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Indecency with a child by contact Victim: 7-year-old girl http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic &t=75437 Jul 21, 2007 Village of Monroe, NY Charged: Armando Sierra, 22 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Statutory rape Victim: 14-year-old girl who subsequently became pregnant. http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=view topic&t=74543 August 16, 2007 Bentonville, AR Charged: Daniel Lopez Bibiano, 34 (CONFIRMED ILLEGAL ALIEN) Charges: Two charges of rape, one charge of attempted rape and two charges of sexual assault. Victims: 5- and 10-year-old girls, the attempted rape of a 15-year-old, and the sexual assault charges involve girls ages 12 and 13. http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic& t=78735 Aug 18, 2007 Indianapolis, IN Suspect: Israel Baez (Unable to determine if legal US resident.) Charges: In custody on other charges. Approached five children and caught with rape kit in van. Witnesses: 5 children http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewt opic&t=78299 Mere words cannot express my anger at this moment. The above list of innocent children is the shameful result of our elected official’s lack of courage to enforce our laws.

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Everyone of these people should be put to death!! And the sooner the better!! It is time we American say "We WILL NOT tolerate this type of behavior form our own people, why should we tolerate it form Illegals!" The following 10 facts have been pulled from the LA Times. 1. L.A. County has 10 million people. 40% of all workers in L.A. County are working for cash and not paying taxes. This is because they are predominantly illegal immigrants, working without a green card. 2. Of the 10 million people in L.A. County, 5.1 million people speak English. 3.9 million Speak only Spanish. 3. 95% of warrants for murder in Los Angeles are for illegal aliens. 4. 75% of people on the most wanted list in Los Angeles are illegal aliens. 5. Over two-thirds of all births in Los Angeles County are to illegal alien Mexicans on Medi-Cal whose births were paid for by taxpayers. 6. Nearly 25% of all inmates in California detention centers are Mexican nationals here illegally. 7. Over 300,000 illegal aliens in Los Angeles County are living in garages. 8. The FBI reports half of all gang members in Los Angeles are most likely illegal aliens from south of the border. 9. Nearly 60% of all occupants of HUD properties are illegal. 10. 21 radio stations in L.A. are Spanish language only

did you know the U.S.A bought the land that the mexican's claim that is their's?
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WARS - Mexican American War 1846-1848 With the annexation of Texas in early 1845, war with Mexico became all but inevitable. President James K. Polk hoped to settle matters peacefully but was determined to have his way by war if necessary. In November 1845 he sent John Slidell to Mexico with an offer of $5,000,000 for the purchase of New Mexico and $25,000,000 for California. The offer was refused. On May 9, 1846, word reached Washington, D.C. that American troops had been attacked by Mexican forces on April 4. Polk asked Congress, and was granted, a declaration of war. Congress authorized the president to call for 50,000 volunteers and appropriated $10,000,000. Congress and the nation, however, were far from united on the idea of waging war. Southerners favored war as likely to extend slave territory, while notherners opposed the war for the same reason. President James K. Polk ordered U.S. troops into the region in southern Texas disputed with Mexico, between roughly parallel Nueces and Rio Grande rivers. The commanding general was Zachary Taylor. 1846- Battle of Palo Alto, the first important engagement of the Mexican War, was faught, with the Mexicans on the losing side. 1846- Battle of Resaca de la Palma, U.S. forces under General Taylor forced the Mexican army back across the Rio Grande. 1846- U.S. forces crossed the Rio Grande, led by General Zachary Taylor. The Americans occupied Matamoros. 1846- Monterrey, Mexico, was captured by U.S. forces under General Zachary Taylor after a four day engagement that made "Old Rough and Ready" Taylor, a Whig, into a national hero. His relations with President Polk, a Democrat, cooled subsequently. 1847- Battle of Buena Vista, U.S. forces under General Zachary Taylor defeated the Mexicans under General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. 1847- U.S. forces under General Winfield Scott landed near Vera Cruz, Mexico. Some 10,000 troops landed in the Western Hemisphere, in what was the first large=scale amphibious operation in U.S. history. Scott began a siege of Vera Cruz on March 22. The fortress fell on March 27 and was occupied two days later. On April 8 Scott moved toward Mexico City. 1847- To negotiate peace with Mexico, President James K. Polk appointed as his special agent Nicholas P. Trist, a State Department veteran. 1847- At Cerro Gordo General Winfield Scott, marching on Mexico City, met and defeated a Mexican force of about 13,000. 1847- Peace negotiations with Mexico were initiated through the British minister, Charles Bankhead. 1847- At Churubusco General Winfield Scott defeated a Mexican army of 20,000. 1847- At the Battle of Molino del Rey U.S. forces under General Winfield Scott defeated an estimated 12,000 Mexicans. 1848- The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, signed by the U.S. and Mexico on February 2, 1848, formally ended the Mexican War (1846-1848). By the terms Mexico recobnized Texas as part of the U.S. and ceded to the U.S. over 500,000 square miles of territory, including all of the future states of California, Nevada, and Utah, almost all of New Mexico and Arizona, and parts of Colorado and Wyoming. In return the U.S. agreed to pay Mexico $15,000,000 and to assume the claims of U.S. citizens against Mexico, amounting to $3,250,000. The U.S. became an enormous continental republic, but the acquisition of the new territory aggravated the dispute between slavery and antislavery forces. The war resulted in 1721 dead and 4102 wounded. In addition, some 11,155 Americans died of disease as a result of the war. The total cost of the war was estimated at $97,500,000. Read your history MEXICO STARTED THE WAR

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true. i already know this along with other Americans. the Mexican people from Mexico think we Americans don't know this. the Mexican govt teaches the Mexican people lies in their schools. we payed for all the land we got from them and we are still paying. America needs to stop giving them money when they have a crises. let them take care of their self's. looks like kacky is one of them folks that don't want the truth coming out. if you get reported you keep posting the truth. Merry Christmas.

your opinion on illegal emmigrants getting SS?
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>> > It does not matter if you personally like or >> > dislike >> > >> > Bush. You need to sign >> > >> > this petition and flood his e-mail box with >> > e-mails >> > >> > that tell him that, even >> > >> > if the House passes this bill, he needs to veto >> > it. >> > >> > It is already impossible to live on Social >> > Security >> > >> > alone. If the government >> > >> > gives benefits to 'illegal' aliens who have >> > never >> > >> > contributed, where does >> > >> > that leave those of us who have paid into Social >> > >> > Security all our working >> > >> > lives? >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > As stated below, the Senate voted this week to >> > allow >> > >> > 'illegal' aliens access >> > >> > to Social Security benefits. Attached is an >> > >> > opportunity to sign a petition >> > >> > that requires citizenship for eligibility to >> > that >> > >> > social service. You can >> > >> > Agree or Delete. Instructions are below. >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > Dear Mr. President: >> > >> > >> > >> > We, the undersigned, protest the bill that the >> > Senate >> > >> > voted upon recently >> > >> > which would allow illegal aliens to! access our >> > Social >> > >> > Security. We demand >> > >> > that you and all Congressional Representatives >> > require >> > >> > citizenship as a >> > >> > prerequisite for social services in the United >> > States >> > >> > .. >> > >> > >> > >> > We further demand that there not be any amnesty >> > given >> > >> > to illegals, NO free >> > >> > services, no funding, no payments to and for >> > illegal >> > >> > immigrants. We are fed >> > >> > up with the lack of action about this matter and >> > are >> > >> > tired of 'paying' for >> > >> > services to illegals! >> > >> > >> > >> > Agree or Delete: Instructions to sign are at the >> > >> > bottom. >> > >> > >> > >> > 1. Mary Takami , Calif. >> > >> > 2. Connie Dodd. Calif. >> > >> > 3. Frank Beirau , C! alif . >> > >> > 4. Barbara Murray , Calif. >> > >> > 5. Dody Farha , Okla. >> > >> > 6. Woody Farho , Okla >> > >> > 7. Donna Capatosto , CA >> > >> > 8. Larry Capatosto , CA >> > >> > 9. Ryan Capatosto , CA >> > >> > 10. Sa mantha Captors o, CA >> > >> > 11. Nancy Brown, Torrance , CA >> > >> > 12. Daniel Brown, Torrance , CA >> > >> > 13. Tamarack Clark, Torrance , CA >> > >> > 14. Darwin Clark, Torrance , CA >> > >> > 15. J. L. Thome, Torrance , CA >> > >> > 16. J. E. Thome, Torrance , CA >> > >> > 17. Phillip Cook, Manhattan Beach , CA >> > >> > 18. Howard Thrall, Rancho Pal! os Verd es , CA >> > >> > 19. Jim Lehman The Dalles , OR >> > >> > 20. TOM JENSEN, SAN ANTONIO , TEXAS >> > >> > 21. Ed Melone Phoen ix AZ >> > >> > 22. Laetitia Borden Phoenix >> > >> > AZ 23. Bob Reid, mesa AZ >> > >> > 24. Janet Reid, mesa AZ >> > >> > 25. Kaley Reid, mesa AZ >> > >> > 26. Antonio Reid, mesa AZ >> > >> > 27. Spike G raham, Paradise Valley , AZ >> > >> > 28. Wendy Graham, Parad! ise Val ley , AZ >> > >> > 29. Joe Johnston, Gilbert AZ >> > >> > 30. Jerry Eppler, Carmel , CA >> > >> > 31. Mary Worth, Prescott AZ >> > >> > 32. Gary Carville, Los Altos , CA >> > >> > 33. Ron Jeziorski, Santa Clara , CA >> > >> > 34. Jeff Jeziorski, Thousand Oaks , CA >> > >> > 35. Gary Kos, Thousand Oaks >> > >> > 36. Susan Kos, Thousand Oaks >> > >> > 37. Pierre Gerardy, Fillmore , CA >> > >> > 38. Cynthia Nadeau, Van Nuys , CA >> > >> > 39. Sean Nadeau, Van Nuys >> > >> > 40. Kyle Nadeau, van N uys >> > >> > 41. William Coburn, Sherman Oaks, CA >> > >> > 42. James Harper, Sherman Oaks >> > >> > 43. Carver Shannon, Los Angeles >> > >> > 44. Paul Turgeon, Los Angeles >> > >> > 45. Cat! hy Wain wright, Redondo Beach >> > >> > 46. Thomas Raoch, Redondo Beach , CA >> > >> > 47. Doris Roach, Redondo Beach , CA >> > >> > 48. John Sabel, Redondo Beach , CA >> > >> > 49. Howard Wood, Redndo beach, CA >> > >> > 50. Vincent Wainwright, San Diego , CA >> > >> > 51. David Kauffman, San Diego , CA >> > >> > 52. Don Jorgenson, Hawthrone , CA >> > >> > 53. Sam Gerardi, Redondo Beach , CA >> > >> > 54. Michele Crowley , PA >> > >> > 55. Richard Crowley , PA >> > >> > 56. Bill Thompson >> > >> > 57. Jan Thompson >> > >> > 58. Brit Lane >> > >> > 59. Therese Blyleven >> > >> > 60. Eugenia Barney >> > >> > 61. Larry Barne >> > >> > 62. Barbara M. Kohl Tonasket , Wa >> > >> > 63. J A. LOWMAN YUMA , AZ >> > >> > 64. Deveta Papania, Yuma , AZ >> > >> > 65. B. Picciano, AZ >> > >> > 66. A. Picciano, AZ >> > >> > 67. J. Lang, Ar >> > >> > 68. W.lang, Ar. >> > >> > 69. C. Gully, Ca.. >> > >> > 70. J. Gully, Ca. >> > >> > 71. C Rusch Ca >> > >> > 72. Chryl Gallagher, Ca >> > >> > 73. Dominic Cerra , CA . >> > >> > 74. Tracy Regan, Vista , CA >> > >> > 75. Yvonne Hamnquist, Vista , CA >> > >> > 76. Mike Hamnquist, Vista , CA >> > >> > 77. Myrrl Hamnquist, Vista , CA >> > >> > 78. Janette McLintock, V ista, CA >> > >> > 79. Robert McLintock, Vista , CA >> > >> > 80. Robert McLintock, Jr., Lincoln , NE >> > >> > 81. Katie McLintock, Linco ln, NE >> > >> > 82. J. Woodburn, Vista , CA >> > >> > 83. M. A. Woodb urn, V! ista , CA >> > >> > 84. C. A. Woodburn, Vista , CA >> > >> > 85. Gerald A. Boswell, Prescott , AZ >> > >> > 86. Rehab S. Boswell, Prescott , AZ >> > >> > 87. Oliver Taylor, Prescott , AZ >> > >> > 88. Carolyn S. Taylor, Prescott , A Z >> > >> > 89. Thomas A. Reid >> > >> > 90. Shirley L. Reid >> > >> > 91. Susan Whiteley Las Vegas , NV >> > >> > 92. Paul Whiteley Las Vegas , NV >> > >> > 93. Barbara Meyer , CA >> > >> > 94. William Damery >> > >> > 95. Richard Anderson , Pioneer, CA. >> > >> > 96. Debbie Ande rson, Pioneer, CA. >> > >> > 97. Gary Dorall, Pioneer, CA >> > >> > 98. Jean Dorall, Pioneer! , CA . >> > >> > 99 . Janice Anderson CA >> > >> > 100. Orville Anderson CA >> > >> > 101. Charles Scanlon , CA >> > >> > 102. Dolores Scanlon , CA >> > >> > 103. Donald R Burr >> > >> > 104. Darlene Y. Burr >> > >> > 105 . Richard W. Bothman >> > >> > 106. Dennis Holmes , CAlifornia >> > >> > 107. Harlan L. Bowe! , Sierra Vista , AZ >> > >> > 108. Larry Bonham >> > >> > 109. Merle Forst Oregon >> > >> > 110. Marlena Forst , California >> > >> > 111. Gayle Heiser , Oregon >> > >> > 112. Pat Wells , California >> > >> > 113. Jan Wendell , Texas >> > >> > 114. Sharon Schutz , Texas >> > >> > 115. David Schutz , Texas >> > >> > 116. Kitty Jones, Texas >> > >> > 117. Carolyn Joynt , Tennessee >> > >> > 118. Paul Brown ,! MS >> > >> > 119. Connie Brown , MS >> > >> > 120. Johnny L. Sanders, LA >> > >> > 121. Rebecca T. Sanders, LA >> > >> > 122. John Dukes , La. >> > >> > 123. Lois M. Dukes, La. >> > >> > 124. Terry Wilson , La. >> > >> > 125. Dean Wilkerson , AR >> > >> > 126. W. Curtis Hicks >> > >> > 127. Gypsy N. Hicks >> > >> > 128. Neil H. Dobbins, AR >> > >> > 129. Regina M Dobbins, AR >> > >> > 130. Ida L. Kennedy, AR >> > >> > 131. Frank Bonner, Ca >> > >> > 132. DeAndra Boydd , CA >> > >> > 133. Marcus B oydd, CA >> > >> > 134. Danny Michaels , CA >> > >> > 135. Daniel Meditz , CA >> > >> > 136. Dorothy Gehring , CA >> > >> > 137. Harvey B. Walker, Anaheim ,Ca >> > >> > 138. Linda L. Walker, Anaheim , Ca >> > >> > 139. KC Douglas, Anaheim , Ca >> > >> > 140. Brandi L. Walker Anaheim Hills, Ca >> > >> > 141. Zach Bevans, Anahei m Hills, Ca >> > >> > 142.&nb sp; Devin D. Schroeder, Corona , Ca >> > >> > 143. Paul Schroeder, Corona , Ca >> > >> > 144. Nancee Micham, Taneyville , Mo >> > >> > 145. Mike Micham, Ta neyville, Ca >> > >> > 146. Helen Sabin, Rancho Palos Verde s, Ca >> > >> > 147. Julie Clarke, San Pedro , CA >> > >> > 148. Nikola Brajevich, Rancho Palos Verdes , Ca >> > >> > 149. Richard B! ulot, San Pedro , CA >> > >> > 150. Joe B.. Cagle, Irvine , CA >> > >> > 151. Ronald A. Cotta, Redondo Beach , CA >> > >> > 152. Carol Waselenchuk , FL >> > >> > 153. Jeanette J. Brooks >> > >> > 154. Sheryl L. Brooks >> > >> > 155. Kyleen Madsen , FL >> > >> > 156.&nbs! p; Rand Madsen , FL >> > >> > 157. David A. Whitehorn, Fl. >> > >> > 158. Mary Whitehorn, Fl. >> > >> > 158. James H. Peak >> > >> > 159. Janith E. Peak >> > >> > 160. Bill Millholland >> > >> > 161. Barbara Millholland >> > >> > 162. Gerald Powell >> > >> > 163. Linda Powell >> > >> > 164. RAYMOND KUHN >> > >> > 165. Dolores Kuhn >> > >> > 166. Roger Parrish >> > >> > 167. Joanne Parrish >> > >> > 168. Mike Volpe , Florida >> > >> > 169. Betty Volpe , Florida >> > >> > 170. Kyle L. Hartzell, Florida >> > >> > 171. Thom Milnor, Douglasvil le, GA >> > >> > 172. Eileen Milnor, Douglasville , GA >> > >> > 173. Gary Milnor, Douglasville , GA >> > >> > 174. Jackie Francis, Douglasville , GA < /SPAN> >> > >> > 175. Lawrence P Pate , Avon Park , Florida >> > >> > 176. Penny Socin, Arlington , Texas >> > >> > 178. Jerry Socin, Arlington , Texas >> > >> > 179. Rader, Belvidere , Illinois >> > >> > 180. Marnie Mowles, Marion , Montana >> > >> > 181. William R. Miller Jr, KANSAS >> > >> > 182. Linda Miller , KANSAS >> > >> > 183. David Dielman >> > >> > 184. Orland Rosell >> > >> > 185. Amber Brooks >> > >> > 186. Jason Rosell >> > >> > 187. Courtney B rooks, Pensacola , Florida >> > >> > 188. Becky Brooks, Pensacola , Florida >> > >> > 189. Pam Leonard, Cantonment, FL >> > >> > 190. James T.., Pensacola , FL >> > >> > 191. W.Thomas TN >> > >> > 192. H Thomas TN >> > >> > 193. Fort Wayne Hopper, AL >> > >> > 194. B Clark , AL >> > >> > 195. C. Jordan, Al. >> > >> > 196. R. Knight >> > >> > 197. D. H. Blackwelder , FL >> > >> > 198. K. ! Dougher ty, MD >> > >> > 199. R. Dougherty, MD >> > >> > 200. M Ranalla , ME >> > >> > 201. C. Ranalla, WA >> > >> > 202. ANGELA RYNIAK, JEFFERSON , PA >> > >> > 203. WALTER G. RYNIAK >> > >> > 204. JOY RYNIAK >> > >> > 205. Marilyn Monroe >> > >> > 206. William Young Levittown , PA >> > >> > 207. Karren Young Levittown , PA >> > >> > 208. Betty Lefevre >> > >> > 209. Carl D. Hoagland >> > >> > 210. Maxine Hoagland >> > >> > 211. William Jarvis Albany , Ga. >> > >> > 212. Elizabeth Jarvi s Albany , Ga. >> > >> > 213. Jane Lyons Elwood, In >> > >> > 214. Rachel Lyons Elwood, In >> > >> > 215. Mary McFall Elwood , IN >> > >> > 216. Louis Frederick >> > >> > 217. James Davis >> > >> > 218. Gary Rogers219 Rita Rogers >> > >> > 220. Yolonda L. Hiser >> > >> > 221. sonja boozier FL >> > >> > 222. Phyllis Campeau, Clinton Twp., MI >> > >> > 223. Lowell Gordon, Montpelier , IN >> > >> > 224. Carolyn Gordon, Montpelie! r , IN >> > >> > 225. Charles D. Gordon >> > >> > 226.&nbs p; Wayne & Betty Lake Mi >> > >> > 227. Ron Phyllis Zacharias, stanwood michigan >> > >> > 228. Vera Mihaltan Livonia, Mi. >> > >> > 229. David L. Deckard, Murfreesboro . TN >> > >> > 230. Wayne Fought, Elberta , AL >> > >> > 231. Stephen Reno, Trenton , MI >> > >> > 232. Lorraine Reno , Trenton , MI >> > >> > 233. Randine Scheffler >> > >> > 234. Dennis Scheffler >> > >> > 235. Bart Jeannette >> > >> > 236. Tracy Jeannette >> > >> > 237. Brad Pruett >> > >> > 238. Carol Pruett >> > >> > 239. David M. Levely >> > >> > 240. Claretta Hegwood, Clinton Twp., MI >> > >> > 2 41. Nancy Zurawski, MI >> > >> > 242. Paulette Adams >> > >> > 243. Charleen Kaltz Michigan >> > >> > 244. Constance M.. Buffa, New Baltimore , ! MI >> > >> > 245. Kathleen M. Allen, Warren , MI >> > >> > 246. Betty Delligatta, An aheim , CA >> > >> > 247. Pat Delligatta, Anaheim , CA >> > >> > 248. Diane Motyka, Northfield , OH >> > >> > 249. Pat Bruckner, Mantua , OH >> > >> > 250. Bill Radke, Solon, OH >> > >> > 251. Deanna! Radke, Solon, OH >> > >> > 252. Peggy Weist Bedford , Oh >> > >> > 253. Thomas Manacapilli Universal City , TX >> > >> > 254. Sharon Manacapilli Universal City , Tx >> > >> > 255. Sarah Manacapilli Universal City , Tx >> > >> > 256. Luke Manacapilli Universal City , Tx >> > >> > 257. Rita Dufala Northfield Center, Oh >> > >> > 258. Naomi Polovich, Coconut Creek , Florida >> > >> > 259. Linda L.Emery, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee >> > >> > 260. Melinda Bindas, Girard , OH >> > >> > 261. Mary Petersen, Orwell , OH >> > >> > 262. Tracey Myers, Warren , Oh >> > >> > 263. Norma Roudebush, Louisaville , Ohio >> > >> > 264. Barbara Orberson... Clarksville , Indi ana >> > >> > 265. Norm Whiteland >> > >> > 266. Barbara Ann Bogue, Marshall , TX >> > >> > 267. Marion Lee Bogue, Marshall , TX >> > >> > 268. Sandra A. McCartney, Fort Worth , TX >> > >> > 269. Jack D. McCartney, Fort Worth , TX >> > >> > 270. Elaine Perry Verdin, LaMarque , TX >> > >> > 271. Adam J. Verdin, LaMarque , TX >> > >> > 272. Wade Verdin, Georgeto! wn , TX >> > >> > 273. Carol Ann Verdin, Ge orgetown , TX >> > >> > 274. Brian Verdin, Krum , TX >> > >> > 275. Bonnie Regini, Bayou Vista , TX >> > >> > 276. Ray Regini, Bayou Vista , TX >> > >> > 277. Renee Hitchcock , Texas City , TX >> > >> > 278. John Hitchcock , Texas City, TX >> > >> > 279. Tiffany Hitchcock , Texas City , TX >> > >> > 280. Rose Mary Smith, La Marque , TX >> > >> > 281. Peggy Smith, La Marque , TX >> > >> > 282. Sue Porter, Commerce, TX >> > >> > 283. Schelly Porter, Commerce, TX >> > >> > 284. Paul Hooper , Missouri City, TX >> > >> > 285. Earl Gremillion, Ruidoso , NM >> > >> > 286. T.F. Hewell, Jr., Katy TX >> > >> > 287. Peggy Hewell, Nixon TX >> > >> > 288. John Hewell, Nixon TX >> > >> > 289. Shawn Hewell, N ixon , TX >> > >> > 290. Wildajean Hewell, Nixon , TX >> > >> > 291. Damita Cirillo Huffman , Tx >> > >> > 292. Lewis Walker Huffman, Tx >> > >> > 293. Denise Baker, Houston , TX >> > >> > 294. Cody Baker, Houston, T X >> > >> > 295. Roy Brown, Crockett , TX >> > >> > 296. Ruby Brown, Crocke! tt , TX >> > >> > 297. May Ree Nix, Croc kett , TX >> > >> > 298. Rachel Brown, Houston , TX >> > >> > 299. Vern DeSplinter, Houston , TX >> > >> > 300. Kathryn DeSplinter, Houston , TX >> > >> > 301. Lauri DeRouen, Orchard, Texas >> > >> > 302. David DeRouen, Orchard, Texas >> > >> > 303. Deanne Ewing, Orchard, Texas >> > >> > 304. Jeanne Jeffcoat, Galena Park , Texas >> > >> > 305. Jerry Coenen, Malibu , CA >> > >> > 306. Gloria Coenen, Malibu , CA >> > >> > 307. Dawne Salopek, Houston , TX >> > >> > 308. Karen I. Miller, Oak Creek , Wi >> > >> > 309. Faith Hall, Crystal Falls , Mi >> > >> > 310. Terri Conde, Troy , TX >> > >> > 311. Willis Brewer, Lexi! ngton TX >> > >> > 312. Walter Johnson , Colorado City, TX. >> > >> > 313. Bobbie Johnson , Colorado City, TX >> > >> > 314. Kerry Sweatt Leakey Tx >> > >> > 315. Monty Shank , Tx >> > >> > 316. Ronny Fite , Tx >> > >> > 317. Lynn Fite , Tx . >> > >> > 318. RICK WALLER, TX >> > >> > 319. DEBRA WALLER, TX >> > >> > 320. Johnny Wesley , TX >> > >> > 321. Jennie Wesle! y. TX < BR>322. Kay Howard , >> > Tx >> > >> > 323. gary ledger TX >> > >> > 324. Mary Cowan TX >> > >> > 325. Bill Cowan TX >> > >> > 326. Jeff Cowan TX. >> > >> > 327. Misty Vaughn TX. >> > >> > 328. Linda Anderson Tyler , Tx >> > >> > 329. Samuel G Anderson Tyler , Tx >> > >> > 330. Deborah Carnes Flint TX >> > >> > 331. Ben Carnes Flint TX >> > >> > 332. Donna Partin Tyler , TX >> > >> > 333. Joyce Baham , Tx >> > >> > 334. Jim Baham , Tx >> > >> > 335. Ross Pittman Tx >> > >> > 336. Beth Pittman TX >> > >> > 337. C. Robinson, Louisiana >> > >> > 338. Scott Glover >> > >> > 339. David A Calhoun Sr., Louisiana >> > >> > 340. Marj ie S. Calhoun, Louisiana >> > >> > 341. Gerald Wittenberg , Kansas >> > >> > 342. Maxine Wittenberg , Kansas >> > >> > 343. Lue Asmussen , Kansas >> > >> > 344. Dorothy McCaslin , Kansas >> > >> > 345. Carol Van Sickle , MI >> > >> > 346. Wayne Van Sickle , MI >> > >> > 347. Donna Barnickol , CA >> > >> > 348. Margaret Russell, Cornelius , OR >> > >> > 349 Michelle Case, Hillsboro , OR >> > >> > 350. Cindy Falter Vancouver, WA >> > >> > 351. Darlene Kieser, Brush Prairie, WA >> > >> > 352. Sammie Rhyne, Brush Prairie, WA >> > >> > 353. Brett Croft, Brush Prairie, WA >> > >> > 354. John J. & Nancy J. Kotrlik, Vancouver , WA >> > >> > 355. L Ceccoli, Brush Prairie, WA >> > >> > 356. Ken Love Battle Ground, WA >> > >> > 357. Julie Love Battle Ground, WA >> > >> > 358. Jon Love Vancouver , WA >> > >> > 359. Marc Love Vancouver , WA >> > >> > 360. Larry W. Shaw Reno , NV >> > >> > 361. Charlie Brown, San Antonio Texas >> > >> > 362. Roxie Brown, San Antonio , Texas >> > >> > 363. Randall J Lee, Fern Park , FL >> > >> > 364. Marie L Le e, Fern Park , FL >> > >> > 365. Robert E. Nicholl, FL >> > >> > 366. Janice Nicholl , FL >> > >> > 367. scott liberty, FL >> > >> > 368. Janice Rathman, Fl >> > >> > 369. Betty Gill , Ga >> > >> > 370. Betty Hewitt , GA >> > >> > 371. Pat Smith >> > >> > 372. Bobby Hicks, Ga. >> > >> > 373. Jackie HIcks, Ga. >> > >> > 374. B.J. Hicks II, Ga. >> > >> > 375. Tina Hicks, Ga. >> > >> > 376. Frank J Klima , ! GA >> > >> > 377. Tammie S Klima, GA >> > >> > 378. Bruce N Klima, GA >> > >> > 379. Richard Bennett , Ga. >> > >> > 380. Sharon Bennett , Ga. >> > >> > 381. Mark D. Sammons , Ga. >> > >> > 382. Al Burgamy , Ga. >> > >> > 383. Sheila Burgamy , Ga. >> > >> > 384. David D. Settle, Ga >> > >> > 385. Gary P. Freeman >> > >> > 386. Terry Thompson , Mo >> > >> > 387. Mickie Curt , Mo. >> > >> > 388. Warren Curt , Mo. >> > >> > 389. Sandy Counts, MO >> > >> > 390. MARY ALLGEYER, MO >> > >> > 391. Pam Bickelhaupt , SC >> > >> > 392. BOB PAHLMAN, IL. >> > >> > 394. Rick Wright , IL >> > >> > 395. Marilyn McClure , IN >> > >> > 396. Kathy Miller , FL >> > >> > 397. Karen Rothrock >> > >> > 398. Martin Rothrock >> > >> > 399. Mike Succio FL >> > >> > 400. Myrtle Succio FL >> > >> > 401. Tonya Succio FL >> > >> > 402. Michael Succio FL >> > >> > 403. Billie Bordwine Fl >> > >> > 404. Larry Dickerson, Fl >> > >> > 405. Bob Register, Fl >> > >> > 406. Stan Phillips , NC >> > >> > 407. Willie Wright - NC >> > >> > 408. Thomas Sledge , NC >> > 409. Etta Glover, NC >> > >> > 410. Kermit Glover , NC >> > >> > 411. Carolyn Garris , NC >> > >> > 412. Stanley Garris, NC >> > >> > 413. Gail Garris , NC >> > >> > 414. Adrian Garris , NC >> > >> > 415. Sandi Taylor , NC >> > >> > 416. Keith Taylor , NC >> > >> > 417. Annette Markham , NC >> > >> > 418. Marvin Markham , NC >> > >> > 419. Denise Landino , NC >> > >> > 420. Mark Landino , NC >> > >> > 421. William Mele , NC >> > >> > 422. JoAnn Forsythe , OR >> > >> > 423. Robert Benson , OR >> > >> > 424. Sharon Benson , OR >> > >> > 425. Richard Bogle, Or >> > >> > 426. Marcia Hocker , OR >> > >> > 427. Marilyn Layne , NY >> > >> > 428. David Hutcherson , Ga >> > >> > 429. Lena L. Solomon , NY >> > >> > 430. Mike Boylan , NY >> > >> > 431. Gwen Johnson , NY >> > >> > 432. Doris Johnson , NY >> > >> > 433. Vernon Symes , NY >> > >> > 434. Jacqueline Hardy NY >> > >> > 435. Joan Moses NY >> > >> > 436. Marlene Sherman VA >> > >> > 437. Enid Davidowitz , NY >> > >> > 438. Warren Kolinsky NY >> > >> > 439. Freyda Kolinsky! NY >> > >> > 440. Max Konigsberg NY >> > >> > 441. Claire Konigsberg NY >> > >> > 442. Sharon Cernese , NY >> > >> > 443. Stephanie Jacobson , NY >> > >> > 444. Virginia C. Schroder, NY >> > >> > 445. Pattie Sullivan , GA >> > >> > 446. Joanne Pope , AL >> > >> > 447. Kathleen Hunter , AL >> > >> > 448. Sandra Kiser Stuart, FL >> > >> > 449. Harvey Kiser Stuart, FL >> > >> > 450. Carole Murphy, Temecula, Ca >> > >> > 451. Arthur Murphy, Temecula, Ca >> > >> > 452. Cindi Hitt, Simi Valley , CA >> > >> > 453. Anita Chrisman, Simi Valley , CA >> > >> > 454. Diane Kammerich, Simi Valley , CA >> > >> > 455. Judith Heinz, Palmdale , CA >> > >> > 456. Gyula Feher, Littlerock , CA >> > >> > 457. JAMES COLLINS, Simi Valley , Ca >> > >> > 458. Teresa Troutman Simi Valley CA >> > >> > 459. Tina Goodfellow , Moorpark, Ca >> > >> > 460. Marianne Hudis , AZ >> > >> > 461. SANDEE HONISCH, LAKE HAVASU AZ >> > >> > 462. Harold Wiener, Las Vegas.NV >> > >> > 463. Sandra Hollander, Las Vegas , NV >> > >> > 464. Joanie Mandel,! Las Ve gas, NV >> > >> > 465. Mary Hudson >> > >> > 466. Barry Hulunian, Las Vegas NV . >> > >> > 467. John H. Warner, Marietta , GA >> > >> > 468. Kathleen Pace Warner, Fl. >> > >> > 469. Donna Tidwell, Canton , Ga. >> > >> > 470. Shayne Henderson, Gatlinburg , TN >> > >> > 471. Richard Henderson, Gatlinburg , TN >> > >> > 472. Shari Reagan, Gatlinburg , TN >> > >> > 473. Kenneth Collins , GA >> > >> > 474. Melissa Collins , GA >> > >> > 475. Cody Payne , GA >> > >> > 476. Ashley Payne , GA >> > >> > 477. Kasey Collins , GA >> > >> > 478. Kurt Payne , GA >> > >> > 479. Kyle Collins , GA 480. Brett Collins, GA >> > >> > 481. Tomi Payne , GA >> > >> > 482. Nick Pendergrass , GA >> > >> > 483. Hershell Pendergrass , GA >> > >> > 484. Eva Pendergrass , GA >> > >> > 485. Roy Pendergrass , GA >> > >> > 486. Francis Pendergrass , GA >> > >> > 487. Deborah Harper , GA >> > >> > 488. Daniel Harper , GA >> > >> > 489. Chelsey Harper , GA >> > >> > 490. Rhett Harper , GA >> > >> > 491. Taylor Harper, ga >> > >> > 492.&n! bsp; Geneva English, GA >> > >> > 493. Raymond English , GA >> > >> > 494. Denise Davis , GA >> > >> > 495. Walt Davis , GA >> > >> > 496. Amber Hawkins , GA >> > >> > 497. Danny Hawkins , GA >> > >> > 498. Devon Birge >> > >> > 499. CLINT HARWOOD >> > >> > 500. Thelma Wichman , TN >> > >> > 501. Charlotte Clark , TN >> > >> > 502. A. H. Clark, TN >> > >> > 503. Susan Koop. IN >> > >> > 504. Dennis Hites. Fl >> > >> > 505. Sandra Sexton , FL >> > >> > 506. Stanley B. Sexton, Fl >> > >> > 507. Louise Sova Pa >> > >> > 508. Don Sova Pa >> > >> > 509. Jennifer Frazee Pa >> > >> > 510 Dee Frazee Pa >> > >> > 511. Lisa Stewart Pa >> > >> > 512. Jeff Stewart Pa >> > >> > 513. Wendy Mayo Pa >> > >> > 514. & 15 Mr. & Mrs Allen G. Wood Cerritos , Ca. >> > >> > 516. L.B Strawn >> > >> > 517. Mary Strawn >> > >> > 518. Ann Tack >> > >> > 519. H. L. Williamson >> > >> > 520. Nancy Williamson >> > >> > 521. Delores Wright >> > >> > 522. Pam McDouga,. CA >> > >> > 523. Regina Sloan, Ca >> > >> > 524. Sharlen! D. Cam pbell, CA >> > >> > 525. Gordon N. Peay, CA >> > >> > 526. Michiel Hillsman , CA >> > >> > 527. William C. Hillsman, CA >> > >> > 528. Ed Gutzmann, Ca. >> > >> > 529. Joan Gutzmann, Ca. >> > >> > 530. Bill Paul >> > >> > 531. Lois Paul >> > >> > 532. Joe Gage >> > >> > 533. Lou Gage >> > >> > 534. Richard Stout >> > >> > 535. Russell Prina >> > >> > 536. Mary Case , NM >> > >> > 537. Edward Case , NM >> > >> > 538. Thomas Clark , NM >> > >> > 539. Virginia Lichok, Rio Rancho, NM >> > >> > 540. Dan Lichok, Rio Rancho, NM; >> > >> > 541. Mary Anne Frederick, PA >> > >> > 542. Holly Cunich , PA >> > >> > 543. Kate Usher , PA >> > >> > 544. George Usher , PA >> > >> > 545. Shannanlee Dotto , PA >> > >> > 546. Brian Dotto , PA >> > >> > 547. Louie McLaughlin , TN >> > >> > 548. Sharon McLaughlin , TN >> > >> > 549. Dewana Staten, MS >> > >> > 550. Mike Staten, MS >> > >> > 551. Bernard Turrner , MS >> > >> > 552. Jessica Marberry , MS >> > >> > 553. Annette Sossaman , MS >> > >> > 554. Daniel Sossaman , MS >> > >> > 555 ALTON STRIDER ,MS >> > >> > 556 KATHY HARBIN , MS. >> > >> > 557 Linda Barnette, MS >> > >> > 558. L. Harbin, MS >> > >> > 559. P, Harbin MS >> > >> > 560. Herb Parks >> > >> > 561. Dennis Baker >> > >> > 562. Patricia Baker >> > >> > 563. Henry Meyer Fountain Hills , AZ >> > >> > 564. Edith Meyer Fountain Hills , AZ >> > >> > 565. Belva Blue , Colorado >> > >> > 566. Nancy Blue Mt Vernon , WA >> > >> > 567. Vernon Blue Mt. Vernon, WA >> > >> > 568. Beth Sizelove Mount Vernon , WA >> > >> > 589 Fred Sizelove Mount Vernon , WA >> > >> > 590 Voy Eschbach Lynden, WA >> > >> > 591 Donna Eschbach Lynden, WA >> > >> > 592 Gary Scott, Bellingham , WA >> > >> > 593 Iness Scott, Bellingham , WA >> > >> > 594 Marvin Elsasser Bellingham WA >> > >> > 595 Leslie Elsasser Bellingham WA >> > >> > 596 Willard Johnson Bellingham WA >> > >> > 597 Beverly Johnson Beillingham WA >> > >> > 598 Dennis Susdorf Bellingham , WA. >> > >> > 599 Sharon Susdorf Bellingham , WA. >> > >> > 600 Patricia ! A. Earp & nbsp; Lynnwood , Wa >> > >> > 601. Lynn L. Severance Lynnwood , WA >> > >> > 602 Georgiana Gavrilovich, Edmonds , WA >> > >> > 603 Bogdan Gavrilovich, Edmonds , WA >> > >> > 604 Robert A Schumacher, Rathdrum, ID >> > >> > 605 Elene Schumacher, Rathdrum , ID >> > >> > 606 Thomas V. Cassis, Spokane , WA >> > >> > 607 Jacqueline Cassis, Spokane , WA >> > >> > 608 Joseph A. Saluzzi, Brooklyn , NY >> > >> > 609 Ida R. 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Not only social security, but schools and health care services are also being used by illegal aliens. They have no right to school or medical care if they are here illegally. They are breaking the law and they should be put in jail and then sent back to Mexico. Why should people who break the law be given any kind of reward or should be allowed to use any government benefits. I see all these rallies on t.v and they are all saying how they are Americans, but they are not Americans at all, they are law breakers and should pay like anyone else. I'm sorry that Mexico is so messed up, but it is not the job of the United states to help you out. I'm sure that if Americans started to cross into Mexico in huge numbers, the government of Mexico would be up in arms and the boarder would look more like a war zone. Mexico wants illegals here because it helps out Mexico, they don't put any money back into the u.s.a, they send it back home. And people also say how they are only taking jobs that Americans won't do, that's a bunch of crap, because they take good jobs from Americans and they drive our wages way down, why pay me 15 dollars an hour when they can pay an illegal 8 dollars to do the same job. Its wrong and has to stop.

Where should i go to college?!?!?!?
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I'm a senior in high school and have 2 months to decide where to attend college next fall. I have options, but just don't know where to go! Let me tell you about myself. I'm the valedictorian of my class. I play the French horn and Mellophone and am a rank leader in my high school band. I am also senior class president and a varsity cheerleader. Outside of school I love to play the piano (have played for 10 years), work out and run, go shopping, and just have a good time with friends. I want to be a pharmacist. I've been accepted to five different schools: 1.) United States Military Academy at West Point 2.) University of Texas at Austin 3.) University of Colorado at Boulder 4.) Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA 5.) Cornell University in Ithaca, NY I just don't know where to go....they all have their pros and cons. At USMA, I would have a great experience, be a cheerleader, and serve my country. At UT, I would get the 1st year free, a great job, and a car. Colorado is a good option, because I love skiing and the weather. Stanford is a wonderful university. My dad is an alumni and my sister is currently a sophomore there. Cornell is just a place that I think I will like and it's in New York! Please help me decide what to do....

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A cheerleader at USMA??? Are you kidding? You'll learn to be an Army officer and after graduation you'll undoubtedly immediately be sent to the Middle East, where we'll be involved for another generation. If that's what you want to do, fine, because we need good officers, but it certainly doesn't lead to a pharmacy profession! Other than that, I agree with everybody else. Go to Stanford. You'll be a legacy student and having a sister there already will make the leaving home stuff a lot easier. It's a great school in a great area. By the way, you must have an amazing family. That list is quite an accomplishment. Congratulations. OK, here comes the scolding. With the abilities you obviously have, I can't believe you're looking at a career doling out pills. Yeah, yeah, I know there's more to it than that, but basically that's what pharmacy is. Aim higher, girl. You obviously have what's required.

Proof of residence for San Antonio city college?
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My husband and I just moved to San Antonio in July and purchased a home in august. I would like to start attending Palo Alto in the fall of this year but as I undrestand it you need to prove residence of one year with a Texas drivers license and car regestration. My husbands license was up for renewal when we arrived in july so he already has his Texas license. But unfortunatley I decided to wait and even if I register for my license now I still will not be able to attend in Sept. Does anyone know a way around this? Is there any other paper work the college system accepts that I can use to prove I've been here a year by sept? It's the out of state tuition I am trying to avoid

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Actually, your driver's license has a code on the front that allows someone to determine when you got that driver's license.

Can you look over these spanish sentences for me?
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Hi. I have to do a project for spanish and i was wondering if you could look over these sentences and tell me if i did anything wrong? thanks! 1. me llamo jesus. 2. soy de wisconsin. 3.yo tengo 14 anos. 4.me cumpleanos es uno de febrero. 5.me gusta voy a la partidos de los cerveceros. 6.me choca los yankees 7.yo estoy contento que los packers ganar. 8. me fascina duerme mucho. 9.yo tengo una hermana. 10.se llama es jackie. 11.ella es menor que yo. 12.jackie te gusta bilan. 13. ella tiene 12 anos. 14. ella esta mucho alto. 15.jackie no le gusta carne. 16.le gusta la juegas de la computadora. 17. wiconsin es muy paqueno que texas. 18.la escuela es muy vieja. 19. wisconsin es muy simpatico. 20. no me gusta la escuela. 21. me gusta al centro commerical. 22. yo voy al cine frequmente. 23. yo voy el partido de bucks.

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i'll tell you your mistakes. 4. mi cumpleaños es el uno de febrero 5. me gusta ir a los partidos de los ... 6. me chocan los... 7 . yo estoy contento de que los packers ganen 8. me fascina dormir mucho 10. se llama jackie / su nombre es jackie 12. it's wrong, but i don't know what are you trying to say! 14. ella es muy alta 15. a jackie no le gusta... 16. le gustan los juegos... 17. wisconsin es más pequeño que texas 21. me gusta ir al centro comercial 22. yo voy al cine frequentemente 23. yo voy al partido... i'm sure it's correct!!

Anyone looking for a SAXOPHONE??
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i have a Selmer Paris Super Action 80 Series II Professional Alto Saxophone that I bought brand new 5 years ago and I am looking to sell! I marched in the marching band in high school, took it to state competition in Austin 4 times, and it even made a trip with me to play in Washington DC once before. It has a high f# key, handcrafted engraving onthe bell, recently replaced pads, and it plays better than any sax i've ever picked up=] it has a warm, resonant sound that goes perfect for any genre that you are wanting to play, whether its jazz, classical, or even more contemporary styles. Also in the package is a hardwood case, outside leather protective case, C-star mouthpiece, ligature, and cover, neckstrap, and i've even thrown in a lyer!=] I bought this saxophone brand new for $3,800 but i am only looking to sell it for $950, which is a GREAT DEAL!, considering it still plays like new=] i live in northeast texas so email me!

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Oooh very, very tempting. I'd might go for it, if I knew I'd play it. lol I don't even play my Selmer Bundy II. lol I'm more of a Bari sax man, if I could find one cheaper. Even a tenor would do.